Ghostalker623
MIS
Here is what Im trying to do....
I have a sever running apache services. I have a service that runs on port 52443 and 52080. Ports 80/443 already in use. iFolder is what is using these ports (52443/52080)
I do not want to use another NIC to install in this server just for this service.
I want a way to get to work. Is this possible? Is there a way to pass this information along so that when someone would type it would automatically goto port 52080? I was looking at something I found in the forums but its syntax isnt right as a possible solution to my problem:
<VirtualHost *:80>
ServerName ifolder.mydomain.com
ProxyPass ProxyPassReverse </VirtualHost>
Can anyone help or offer any advice to my delima?
I have a sever running apache services. I have a service that runs on port 52443 and 52080. Ports 80/443 already in use. iFolder is what is using these ports (52443/52080)
I do not want to use another NIC to install in this server just for this service.
I want a way to get to work. Is this possible? Is there a way to pass this information along so that when someone would type it would automatically goto port 52080? I was looking at something I found in the forums but its syntax isnt right as a possible solution to my problem:
<VirtualHost *:80>
ServerName ifolder.mydomain.com
ProxyPass ProxyPassReverse </VirtualHost>
Can anyone help or offer any advice to my delima?